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What makes Wyoming an ideal destination?
- With such a diverse range of things to do and see plus places to stay, Wyoming is an ideal destination for a vacation, business trip, or wedding.
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What types of accommodations are available in Wyoming?
- There are numerous options, meaning you can stay in a one-of-a-kind hotel or a national chain.
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Where can you have a celebration in Wyoming?
- Have your celebration outdoors at a national park, at a ranch, or in a more typical convention center.
Best Time to Plan a Wedding in Wyoming
- June to September – Best time for weddings with warm weather, mountain views, and stunning outdoor landscapes.
- July & August – Peak season with the most consistent sunshine—perfect for national park, ranch, or alpine ceremonies.
- June & September – Shoulder months offering mild temps, fewer tourists, and beautiful natural backdrops.
- October to May – Off-season with cold weather and snow; ideal for cozy indoor weddings or rustic winter celebrations.
- May – Early wildflower blooms begin, but mountain areas may still have snow—great for spring-themed weddings with a touch of winter charm.
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1. Spring Creek Ranch
Exchange vows with breathtaking mountain views and rustic luxury.
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Spring Creek Ranch provides luxurious lodging on a wildlife sanctuary sitting nearly 1,000 feet above Jackson, delivering amazing views of Grand Teton and the rest of the mountain range.
All rooms have wood-burning fireplaces, coffeemakers, fridges, wireless internet, cable TV, HBO, and your choice of two queen or one king bed.
Townhomes and Mountain Villas offer additional privacy and the comforts of home like living rooms with fireplaces. The Mountain Villas are the most spacious options with four beds and baths.
The size of the property gives guests plenty to explore and do, with even more in the immediate vicinity. Head to Yellowstone or Grand Teton National Parks, fly fish on the Snake River, go white water rafting, or simply enjoy the outdoors. Because it sits on a wildlife refuge, you will find mule deer, elk, and moose roaming the land. Don’t forget to relax at the Wilderness Adventure Spa as well. Other property amenities include a fitness room, two tennis courts, saltwater hot tubs, a seasonal outdoor heated pool, and an Equestrian Center.
Address: 1600 N. East Butte Road, Jackson, WY, Phone: 703-733-8833
2. National Museum of Wildlife Art
Host artistic, elegant weddings surrounded by stunning wildlife exhibits.
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The National Museum of Wildlife Art, which sits on a gorgeous cliff that overlooks the National Elk Refuge, takes its inspiration from Scotland’s Slains Castle. The setting delivers plenty of natural beauty, and you can choose from indoor and outdoor venues for the wedding. The Johnson Hall Event Space, a lobby with 4,900 square feet and room for 500 standing or 130 seated, offers an opening out into the Sculpture Trail Terrace. The Members’ Lounge is ideal for more intimate events with its 910 square feet and space for 42 seated guests. Or opt for the Sculpture Trail Terrace with its 2,000 square feet. The events coordinator has decades of experience plus long-standing relationships with area vendors. Enjoy catering from the on-site Palate Restaurant without any hassle.
Address: 2820 Rungius Road, Jackson, WY, Phone: 307-733-5771
3. Amangani
Celebrate luxurious, intimate weddings with panoramic views of the Tetons.
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Amangani sits along the crest of the East Gros Ventre Butte with views of the Teton Mountain Range and Jackson Hole. You can have any type of wedding ceremony here, from a grand affair to an intimate event. The venue can also host celebrations before and after the main event, such as a cocktail party, lunch, intimate family meal, or lavish banquet. There are multiple venues across the property, and you also have the option of going with an outdoor location. The property has a dedicated team to help you select and arrange the venue, create the menu, and hire teams for photos, videos, makeup, hair, and entertainment.
Address: Amangani, 1535 North East Butte Road, Jackson, WY, Phone: 307-734-7333, Amangani Video
4. Barn in Big Horn
Plan charming, rustic weddings with scenic countryside backdrops.
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The Barn in Big Horn is a venue that appears exactly as described – it’s a gorgeous barn located in Big Horn that is perfect for weddings. The Big Horn Mountains create a stunning backdrop, and you have the added convenience of easy access to downtown as well. There is also a commercial kitchen on site that you can rent to make it easier to prepare for your wedding. The staff will work with you to design the ideal event, right down to the last detail. The Barn itself offers a memorable 19th-century setting for photos, and it looks very much like it did when it was first built. It has been restored with modern conveniences along with enhanced rustic décor. Last but not least, you and your party will love the outdoor patio or 15,000 square feet of lawn.
Address: Barn in Big Horn, 228 Johnson St., Big Horn, WY, Phone: 307-674-6000
5. Deerwood Ranch Weddings and Events
Enjoy authentic ranch-style weddings with sweeping Wyoming views.
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Deerwood Ranch sits at the base of the gorgeous Snowy Range Mountains along Middle Fork River, where you might see wild horses roaming the seas of grass. This working family ranch is the perfect venue for a wedding, which you can have inside or outside, including the option of the barn venue. Weddings include the rehearsal, reception, and ceremony, plus restrooms, a kitchen, a bridal suite featuring a full bathroom, and space for up to 150 people. You can also choose to stay in the guest cabin along the river and go on a hayride tour on the night of the rehearsal to see the Deerwood Wild Horse EcoSanctuary.
Address: Deerwood Ranch Weddings and Events, 599 State Highway 11, Laramie, WY, Phone: 307-760-0645
6. Diamond Cross Ranch
Host unforgettable weddings with majestic mountain views and cowboy charm.
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The focal point of Diamond Cross Ranch is the big red barn situated on 14,000 square feet. Understandably, it can accommodate weddings of nearly any size, from 25 up to 750. This is a privately-held and working ranch that has been around for decades and delivers views of the famous Grand Teton. Its borders feature the Teton National Forest and Grand Teton National Park so you are guaranteed amazing views during the wedding and festivities. The property has a dance floor, a stage for your live music, a full sound system, and a large outdoor terrace. The venue even has permits for all the extras you could want, from a large tent to a helicopter arrival.
Address: Diamond Cross Ranch, 24340 Diamond Cross Road, Moran, WY, Phone: 307-543-2015
7. Four Seasons Resort and Residences Jackson
Celebrate elegant, upscale weddings with stunning mountain elegance.
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The Four Seasons Resort and Residences Jackson is surrounded by views of the Grand Teton Mountain Range with plenty of wildlife around. You won’t be completely cut off from modern technology, however – the property has complimentary standard Wi-Fi allowing you to remain connected at all times. There are a total of 124 guest rooms and suites plus 34 private residences. Accommodations have finishes like natural stone and dark wood plus leather insets, gas fireplaces, and residential-style furnishings. Most rooms have private terraces or balconies complete with teak chairs and tables. Rooms also have large TVs, DVD players, three or more telephones, full fridges, and work areas. The private bathrooms feature luxurious Cache Creek Apothecary amenities.
The property offers an incredible range of activities, including biking, rafting, skiing, snowboarding, orienteering, mountaineering, and hiking. There is also a new Sweetwater Gondola. Go for a swim in the outdoor pool or get in your workout using the fitness facilities. Alternatively, you can relax in the spa with its 16 treatment rooms where you can unwind at the end of a day filled with activities. If the weather turns sour, head to the games room. Stay connected with the 24-hour business services. The property has three restaurants along with one lounge, and they offer enjoy 24-hour In-Room Dining.
Address: Four Seasons Resort and Residences Jackson, 7680 Granite Loop Road, Teton Village, WY, Phone: 307-732-5000
8. Jackson Lake Lodge, Grand Teton National Park
Exchange vows with iconic views of the Tetons and serene lakes.
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Set within Grand Teton National Park, Jackson Lake Lodge is a popular wedding venue with a range of options, not least of which is the stunning backdrop of the Grand Teton Mountains. Don’t worry about the risk involved with outdoor weddings – the lodge’s upper lobby serves as a back-up location in case of poor weather. You have several venue options for your reception.
The East Mural Room is good for groups of 50 or less with its semi-private feel, murals, and mountain views. Larger groups will love the Explorers Ballroom with its elk-antler chandeliers, dance floor, and Sunset Terrace, which also boasts a vista of the mountains. The lodge has its own culinary experts on staff so there is no need to hire caterers. They also offer wedding packages designed to make planning more convenient.
Address: 101 Jackson Lake Lodge Road, Moran, WY, Phone: 307-543-3005
9. Half Moon Lake Lodge
Plan intimate, waterfront weddings with peaceful lakeside ambiance.
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The Half Moon Lake Lodge offers gorgeous outdoor weddings, complete with both a lodge and a gazebo area. The gazebo sits in the middle of a stand of aspen by the pond and has enough space for all the guests, while the patio has amazing views of Half Moon Lake.
The team at the venue works with you to deliver the perfect wedding day with a catering and beverage package. If you stay at the Lodge before or after your wedding, enjoy activities like hiking, horseback riding, fishing, and hunting. The property’s cabins look out onto the lake and have modern bathrooms, coffee pots, fridges, microwaves, and outdoor decks.
Address: Half Moon Lake Lodge, PO Box 1829, Pinedale, WY, Phone: 307-367-6373
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